John Boothman is a storytelling consultant at various media outlets. He specializes in government and politics, world affairs, and crime and justice, often covering themes such as elections, public policy, and sports business. John has been featured in The Times, Tortoise Media, and Media Industry Observer.
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Edinburgh, United Kingdom (Local)
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John Boothman's articles are focused on local Scottish politics, taxes, and education. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights or analysis related to the political landscape in Scotland, particularly around tax policies and educational reforms. If you have expertise in these areas or can offer unique perspectives on evolving political stories within Scotland, your pitch is more likely to resonate with him.
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Jack Middleton said the Jackdaw and Rosebank oilfields would enhance energy security as well as providing jobs
The Green MSP declared ownership of the property after raising £1,066 through an appeal for donations towards a UK graduate visa application
Fiona McDermott’s victory in South Lanarkshire provides relief for the party amid the controversy surrounding Nigel Farage
Scottish Labour claims the finance secretary ‘wasn’t even aware the group existed’ after it was quietly disbanded by her predecessor
By: John Boothman, David Leask
The party says it is celebrating whisky links, but unionists claim the party is trolling England supporters in the build-up to the crunch match
By: John Boothman, Craig Mcdonald
Sir David Davis used parliamentary privilege to allege the former first minister covered up Murrell’s offences and conspired against Alex Salmond
The Scottish secretary is understood to favour another cabinet role, and there are some ambitious MPs eager for promotion
By: Geraldine Scott, Daniel Sanderson, John Boothman
The surprise move to Westminster has stunned senior Scottish Labour figures, reignited tensions over Burnham’s appointments and sparked a race to succeed Sarwar
Monica Lennon could rejoin Holyrood in time to contest the Scottish Labour leadership election alongside potential rivals Paul Sweeney and Michael Marra
By: John Boothman, Daniel Sanderson
His choice to quit Holyrood has left Scottish Labour stunned, exposing deep divisions in the party and setting the stage for a bruising leadership fight
